malfunctioning. the story is coming up in a live report. >> did you see that coast area with temperatures in the 50s? temperatures are in the 80s to near 90 degrees and record high temperatures today. >> and i'm frances dinglasan. first reports of a bart delay and rest of your wednesday morning commute. thank you so much for starting your day with us. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. >> new details about operation anyplace tune star the pentagon's official name for the commando raid that killed osama bin laden. there is word this morning that navy seals went ahead with the raid even though they weren't sure that bin laden was there. janelle has more details. >> we heard the c.i.a. was only 60 to 80% that osama bin laden was in the compound even after months of preparing for this mission navy seals were well aware they may not find the al-qaeda leader at his home.

they are clarifying details when the navy seals found bin laden in an upstairs bedroom. he did not have a weapon but his wife rushed a navy seal. she was shot in the leg but survived. c.i.a. director leon panetta says the seals had a split second to make a decision. they killed bin laden and brought his body out into a u.s. military helicopter. they are going through the hard drives and dvds a lot of it in arabic hoping it will reveal critical information. >> the first thing they are looking for a plan we know that he went over attack plans including the 9/11 plans. >> white house leaders were aware of parts of operation but didn't know what went down when the navy seals went into the compound. they did not watch it live when bin laden was shot.

c.i.a. director leon panetta says a picture may be released at some point but there is ko a possible backlash. live in the newsroom, janelle wang "abc 7 news." >> in the wake have his death they are holding hearings on protecting america against terrorist attacks. there are two hearings. the homeland security committee will focus on mass transit systems. >> a senate committee meanwhile, will take a close look at border security. janet napolitano will testify coordination efforts. >> guilty or innocent? hundreds of drivers may have drunk driving charges against them dropped. the reason a faulty piece of hardware. terry mcsweeney is live with

more on this. >> you are talking about the alco sensor 5. used by police and palo alto police, it's been found to be defective. it was discovered a couple weeks ago down in southern california. take a look at drunk driving video. 800 plus cases here in san jose alone are being reviewed. d.a. plans to start notifying d.u.i. suspects and attorneys about the potentially inaccurate readings. the problem is there is a condensation build-up inside the breathalyzers. in april of last year they starred use the device last november. >> we use them in this department in alcohol screening device which is not an actual determination for blood alcohol content but whether to make a

determination to pick up into custody or not. >> they have received a shipment of older devices from the same company that they can use for now. keep in mind this is just one of many ways police determine whether a driver is drunk. there is the walk a straight line test out in the field when the suspect is brought down to the police department in san jose they are administered a second breathalyzer test and there is nothing wrong with the second breath analyzer piece of equipment. still more than 800 indictment cases are being reviewed in san jose alone. a pittsburg neighborhood was locked down for four hours last night as police searched for a man that exchanged gunfire with a police officer. it happened around 10:00 last night. he h been hiding out in the attic with a gunshot wound

behind his knee. he fired seven shots at officer and even hit the headrest in the car. officer had some cuts from broken glass. jones is on parole for a conviction. >> police are investigating another sexual battery case. it happened in the mail room of unit one on on a dorm building. an 18-year-old woman says she was inappropriately touched by the man they describe the suspect as east indian 6'3" 150 pounds wearing a blue turbine and blue shirt. >> defense will present its case to the jury in the murder of chauncey bailey. the man accused of ordering the journalist. prosecution rested its case after six weeks oftestimony. bey's attorney says they will

call a few witnesses. school officials say they probably won't punish a first grader that unknowingly brought a handgun at school. officials say a teacher and a student both noticed the weapon when the youngster opened his backpack and begin taking out books. police took custody of the gun and they are confident the student didn't know the firearm was there. >> contra costa board of supervisors has unanimously approved a budget for the coming fiscal year that includes $46 million in cuts mainly for public safety. new cuts require the elimination of 138 positions. they include they positions are the probation department. 28 in the sheriff's department and 12 from the district attorney's office. the d.a. says the cuts could force him to reduce prosecution

of misdemeanor domestic violence and sex offender registration cases. it is just about 5:07 let's make it and mike says records could fall people could hit the pool it could be that kind of day. yeah. >> we know those places are not exactly the places will have the highest temperatures today. >> no. records are possible oakland and santa cruz, so it would be nice to hit the beach. check out these temperatures all over the place from near 70s fairfield and antioch to 41 in half moon bay. we've got a 27-degree stretch between half moon bay and fairfield. 61 in los gatos. mid to upper 60s around santa rosa and low to mid 50s for the rest of us. 24-hour temperature change those areas antioch 11 degrees warmer. fairfield 18 degrees warmer than yesterday.

six in san francisco to 4 degrees cooler in half moon bay. talk about what is going on this afternoon. warmest weather concord around 90 but that 83 in oakland. mid to upper 70s along the coast into san francisco with mid-80s around the bay and those mid to upper 80s in inland neighborhoods. around the monterey bay 80 in santa cruz mid-80s for watsonville and salinas. we'll make one more run at some records tomorrow after lows tonight in the 50s but it will be comfortable tonight and temperatures tumble quickly friday saturday and sunday. we could be 8 to 20 degrees cooler by mother's day. a lot of things have changed in the traffic. >> a couple of things bart is announcing a ten minute delay at macarthur station in fremont station due to track maintenance. that should be hopefully cleared up. we have an accident reported in

san jose southbound 680 just before mckey road it looks like a car and deer got into it there. you may find a bit of slowing once i get southbound 680 just before mckey. if you are heading into san francisco, very light westbound a couple of headlights metering lights remain off and no problems on the upper deck coming into san francisco. >> getting into it with a deer. >> and warning why you can really financial pain at the pump before you turn into a rental car. >> and an eye exam xam at home. >> and you can blow someone to kiss but leave it to technology to find a better way. how something helps bring long

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america's money president obama's ratings spiked after the killing of osama bin laden was watched by more than 56 million viewers on nine networks. it was the biggest tv audience since election night 2008. car buying goes smaller. auto sales were up 18% but small car sales were up 33%. gas prices are also hitting at the rental counter. you could pay $9 or more per gallon. >> they may charge non-customers to use non-atm's to raise to non-customers as high as $5 as has been set aside. they were charging $35 in

illinois and $4 in texas. they wanted to see if the fees to expand it nationwide but apparently they did not. the fees have been rolled back to $3 which the bank previously charged and chase says it has no plans to implement the experiment anywhere else. >> technology developed right here in the bay area is offering doctors a new way to look at your eyes. it can alert them to trouble even before you make your office visit to the eye exam. carolyn johnson reports. >> diane has scheduled dozens of eye exams with her smart phone now she is using it to perform one. >> wow this is really the next lel of medicine. >> just like a regular visit to her ophthalmologist's office she begins with several tests including reading a chart. then with the help of a colleague, she uses the phone to snap high resolution images of each eye.

within minutes the test results are at her doctor's office via e-mail. >> you can see with incredible clarity with the whites of eye and determine external diseases. >> harvey fishman has developed the application. >> you get objective data by looking at their eye and i can see the visual acuity. >> he cautions it's followed up with phone conversations but he says the data alone can be powerful in making a preliminary diagnosis. one test screens for visual field defects. that is the loss of vision in a specific area. it causes ranging from macular degeneration to a brain tumor. >> this is a visual feel from another patient a patient that had a brain tumor but i was able to be able to condition firm

with this app. >> it's not meant to replacing a traditional eye exam but to give doctors detailed information days before the patient walks into the door. >> they say its free download. find at had link at abc7news.com. click on see it on tv. >> you have to see it to believe. an electronic kissing machine. a new tech device that lets you make out virtually. they are working to replicate a real kit even if the partner is sitting half a world away. they have a gadget with a straw attached. you move the straw with your tongue and your partner gets the straw moving around the same way in their mouth. they say it's perfectly mimics part of a real kiss.

moistness and a sense of tasted and matter of breathing. >> no germs passed around. maybe really appreciating that. >> use your tongue when you kiss. >> how is the weather today. >> we need to get to the forecast today. >> it's going to be that warm. >> two feet deeper just in that one study. [ laughter ] >> look how calm the bay waters right across the bay bridge. calmness is going to bring us that warm weather. let's talk temperatures outside. we're 45 in santa rosa. 49 in napa. 49 in half moon bay. low to mid-50s for the rest of us. down the monterey bay we have 50s, santa cruz and monterey outside in the upper 40s gilroy and salinas. sunny and calm today with a near

record high temperatures clear tonight with comfortable lows back in the 50s. heat will go away and you'll feel better once the sun sets. it is good for the weekend. you may like the warm weather or cold. mid to upper 80s down in the south bay. will you start laughing about the that story. she still cracking up about it. low to mid-80s with low to mid-50s -- you really distracting me. low to mid-70s around the coast. downtown san francisco sausalito, 80 degrees with low to mid-70s along the north bay coast. mid to upper 80s throughout the north bay valleys. 90 in ukiah record high in oakland as we head into the east bay valleys concord brentwood pleasanton lead the charge 90 degrees there. 90 in gilroy closer you get to

monterey bay 85 in santa cruz about ten degrees cooler and monterey at 76. heading to the game tonight great time for baseball 7:05. indians to take on the a's. 81 dropping down to 68. we'll keep dropping down to low to 50s's and warmer than this morning, it will provide some comfortable from the heat we'll deal with today. an then high pressure will bring us that nice sea breeze winds will blow from land to ocean and keep the cool air away us from. temperatures will start cooling at the coast. coolest weather on sunday i would say 18-20 degrees cooler than today. have a great day. here is sue with updates. >> macarthur station we have a

ten minute delay. if you are head to the pittsburg richmond and daly city direction expect minor delays there. accident in san jose clearly on the center divide that is not too much slowing in the area. check out the san jose camera, this is 280 and 17. at can see very light. few cars head out roads. check out east shore freeway 80 and headlights are headed into the macarthur maze into the toll plaza where the metering lights remain off. very light. check out the latest details get all the latest updates at abc7news.com. click on bay area traffic. >> police turn to the public for help to find the suspects in a violent home robbery. we'll show you the sketches just released. >> also why some people in the south bay will soon have to pay for a trip to the library.

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live look at san francisco international airport. no flying problems out of here. another story big problem is going to be the heat. get the a.c. going and mike may have some records coming up. >> san mateo police hope sketches of two suspects will lead them to the men investigators say robbed a home and roughed up an 80-year-old woman. police say these two men broke into the house on monday by forcing open a sliding glass door. victim was treated for minor injuries. suspect stole jewelry and took off in a light green suv. borrowing books from the santa clara library system will no longer be free beginning in july. residents who live outside the library district will have to pay an $80 fee a year. that includes people who live in

the county but are in cities that have their own library system, san jose sunnyvale and los gatos. they have to make up for a million dollar loss in state funding. >> police cars did damage in the line of duty but not like this. florida squad car is going to need repairs after an alligator tried to take a bite out of it. a gator wandered into his yard. the gator chomped on to the bumper. the deputy put the car in reverse and slowly backed up but the alligator wouldn't let go until a front pad spring busted and the alligator let go. they called from a nearby preserve $2,000 is the cost for

a new bumper on that police car. >> it's taking a bite out of crime. >> bite out of a crime fighter. >> way to go buddy. >> san francisco's you in police chief by changing a few words. >> afghanistan now pointing fingers at pakistan saying it must have known that osama bin laden was hiding out in the country. and details really went down when the al-qaeda leader was killed. >> also next at 5:30 a routine traffic stop takes a violent turn as a man shoots at police. next the dramatic end of to a four-hour manhunt. >> look at the temperatures across the country we're going to be warmer in seattle and portland and washington and d.c.. we have flight delays also in

new york because of the rain moving in. check out flight tracker and help you decide which flight to take at abc7news.com.

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a breathalyzer was not working correctly that made false reports. >> he was not armed and he did not use his wife as a human shield in the killing of osama bin laden. >> the story is coming up. >> here is a live look at the roof cam. back towards the port of oakland it will be warm some areas could see record highs.

i'll have the pollen count for you. >> i'm sue hall in for frances dinglasan. >> we'll have your commute in just a few. >> 5:30 on this wednesday morning. i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm kristen sze. >> top story a diplomatic war of words this morning in the wake of the death of osama bin laden. afghanistan is pointing a finger at pakistan and critics of white house are asking whether he should have been captured zbloif they say osama bin laden put his hands up and showed he was surrendering they would have taken him alive but his wife made they shot her and they shot osama bin laden dead. meanwhile afghanistan says pakistan must have known that osama bin laden was hiding out in the compound. they said a government with a

weak intelligence service would have known. two countries have had a longstanding tense relationship. white house is clarifying details about what happened when they found him. they said bin laden did not have a weapon but his wife rushed a navy seal. she was the shot in the leg and survived. they were unable to watch what went down when the navy seals went in a the compound. it caused for a tense 20 minutes after they received word that bin laden was killed. >> did you see osama bin laden get shot? >> no not at all. we had some observation of the approach there but we did not have direct flow of information as to the actual conduct of the operation itself as they were going through the compound. >> and the c.i.a. says it was only 60 to 80% sure that osama bin laden was hiding in that compound. i just read that if bin laden was not there the navy seals

had strict instructions to quote get the hell out. leon panetta said it's likely a photo showing his body will be released at some point but there are concerns over the graphic nature of those pictures and the anti-american sentiment it could cause. president obama will visit ground zero tomorrow he invited george w. bush but he declined saying he did not want to take away any of the spotlighted. >> in pitd burg a parolee is in jail after surrendering to authorities following exchange of gunfire during a traffic stop. they locked down a neighborhood for four hours while searching for the suspect. 27-year-old darrell jones. he had had been hiding in the attic with a gunshot wound to his knee. his friend spoke to alan wang

about the shooting. >> was it an exit wound? >> no he still had the bullet. >> he climbed up inside the attic? >> apparently. >> it was no laughing matter when jones fired seven rounds at the officer who was behind the wheel of his patrol car. the officer suffered some cuts from broken glass. jones is on parole for an armed robbery conviction. >> hundreds of drunk driving cases could potentially be dismissed as a result of a breathalyzer equipment failure used by san jose police. terry mcsweeney is live at the police department. are reviews underway? >> a review is under way of 865 indictment cases the in san jose alone. in palo alto they are reviewing their case and they are say how many cases they will review. the problem with the equipment

it contains it retains condensation which could make the drunk driving results inaccurate. py has been using the device since april. san jose since november but the condensation problem can produce false readings. >> i'm not sure exactly what type of erroneous information was given by to the officers whether it's higher or lower i'm not sure. >> the manufacturer has recalled the sensor 5. you are looking at the device. they are using other equipment in the field. there are other tests that police use to determine if a driver is drunk. the first thing they look at the driving hoo is he or she slurring the smell of alcohol and then they give the coordination test to see if they can walk a straight line. if they are suspected of being drunk they are brought down the police department and asked to

give a urine or blood sample and then they give a breath test that gives accurate readings. terry mcsweeney "abc 7 news." mayor ed lee expects san francisco police officers to get less than the $14.5 million in raises scheduled for july 1st. san francisco chronicle reports the mayor told a commonwealth club audience that he expects the officers to sacrifice some pay rather than face budget cuts and having few cops on the street. meantime, san francisco's new police chief is saving the city money by taking a pay cut and doing away the title of assistant chief. they are now deputy chiefs which comes with at least $20,000 less pay per year. still deputy chiefs make in the neighborhood of $250,000 annually. >> the state public utilities

commission is to decide tomorrow whether pg&e can set up a separate act to bill customers on pipeline tests. they are making hurry that 150 pipelines are safe. lines are similar to the ones that exploded in san bruno last year killing eight people. pg&e is worried that regulators are set roadblocks to track the spending of millions of dollars in safety measures. >> voters are willing to dig deeper into their pockets to help schools. voters have approved parcel tax measures in several peninsula school districts. they include saratoga and lafayette, san carlos sunnyvale cupertino and loss at tows school districts. it needs two-thirds to pass.

it's 5:36. it is mid-week is here. >> it is here. a.c. will is will be fired up. >> if you do have any problems with your air conditioner you'll have plenty of time over the next week to get it fixed before you will need it again. here is a look what is going on. it's calm and quiet and that is what you get with high pressure and winds will start blowing offshore and rapid warming trend will take place. if you can track some of the cooler air in the house it may help you later on. temperatures in the mid-50s. you are going to see a lot of sunshine. all of us dealing with allergies today. mid positive to upper 70s in the inland valleys. as we head towards 4:00 we'll have temperatures in the mid-80s

in inland valleys even some upper 70s and low 80s with mid to upper 70s throughout the bay shore and 72 at half moon bay. pollen count and something else in is sneaking in high amounts of mold and high amounts of tree pollen. seven-day forecast record highs 18-20 degrees cooler by monday. >> mother's day is coming up this weekend. no problems with the bart earlier delay is all cleared up. we have no problems. let's take a look. we have a stall westbound couple barton bridge blocking the right lane. san mateo bridge it looks like no problems there. taillights are headed in the westbound direction from hayward over to san mateo and toll plaza very light. the sun is getting ready to rise no problems heading into san

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officials are backing away to resume executions this year telling a judge they will no ready no earlier than january. 713 prisoners or death row. san quentin's new warden he has to recruit a new execution team but wouldn't say. why they say the injection program may have caused intense pain. police in san francisco are looking for a rare violin that was stolen from a student at the conservatory of music. emily cox is borrowing a friend's family. of her $23,000 stluy was stolen last week when she left for a few minutes. luckily a classmate followed the thief. a camera on pa muni train captured a clear shot of the

suspect. he traveled about four minutes and got off at powell street. >> the state of california the agency is going to be given these fly others this case. >> she has played with the symphony but her violin is insured but one of a kind. business report is coming up. >> you can already tell companies do not call now a fight whether to keep them from tracking you on online. >> and concern about a highly contagious child had had illness how you can help protect your kids. >> and cutbacks at cal fire what the state budget crisis will mean for putting out fires this summer.

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welcome back. 5:46. look at the california live top her sweep nothing but sunshine 52 in tahoe mid to upper 80s from big sur to yosemite along with san diego and low to mid

90s to palm springs. take a look at the top stories. santa clara county prosecutors are looking into 800 drunk driving cases saying they may be in jeopardy because they used faulty breathalyzers. they have stopped using the device. >> a four-hour standoff ended late last night when they surrendered to police. terrell jones was shot in the leg when he opened fire on an officer. the officer is okay. >> the white house is clarifying details about what happened when the navy seals found and killed osama bin laden. they say he did not have a weapon but his wife rushed a navy seal. she was shot in the leg and survived. very latest on the stories coming up at 6:00. >> city of oakland has agreed to pay $900,000 to settle two separated cases involving

alleged police misconduct. oakland will pay $550,000 to a 15-year-old boy who was shot in the back by a police officer in july of 2007. he went through five surgeries at a cost of more than $400,000. >> in the other case they will pay $350,000 in attorneys' fees for people that accused police of unlawfully searching their home where marijuana was being grown in september of 2008. >> landmark internet legislation has been approved by a state committee. it's designed to help you protect your privacy online. the industry calls it a job killer. do not track bill would be able to opt out on online habits doing business in california. it's similar to the do not call registries now in place nationwide. >> i want to share that information i can but to have companies do it and let you you

not know it's scary. >> the bill is too broad opponents claim that prevents the sale of online information. tracking customer's habits is an important security tool. >> and stanley cup playoffs. sharks could make it three wins in a row when they take on the red wings tonight. they have two game lead in the series. games three and four are in detroit and sharks would return to game five on sunday night if necessary. >> time to take a look at the weather forecast. it looks pretty good. >> we're looking forward to the heat. show you what is going on from mount tamalpais. it's calm and high pressure

notice the fog. there is marine layer klound and note the nice orange yellowish tint that is the pollution but it's no spare the air day. one more perspective from our rooftop cam in san francisco. three camera shots that is awesome and all beautiful in their own way. talk about temperatures when you step out. upper 60s around fairfield and antioch. then we have low to mid 40s around half moon bay santa rosa to napa at 49. around the monterey bay, santa cruz around 50. so sunshine calm conditions today and near record warmth. it will clear tonight with comfortable lows back into the 50s and dramatic temperature drop still slated for the weekend. today, temperatures well above average, 12 degrees warmer in redwood city. livermore san francisco 14

degrees above average and oakland and napa will be 15-18 degrees warmer than our normal highs. sun will set at 8:03. east bay concord pleasanton brentwood warmest weather upper 80s to near 90 degrees. there is the asterisk near oakland, a record high. san jose at 86. 86 in palo alto and drop down to 80 on the peninsula. low to mid-70s along the coast with hot ultraviolet high. near 80 downtown san francisco. low to mid-70s in the north bay beaches. mid to upper 80s in north bay valleys. gilroy on the wearing an hill and hollister in the upper 80s. low to mid-70s for carmel and monterey.

nice night to head to the coliseum, clear and mild 81 dropping down to 68. first pitch is 7:05 taking on the indians. temperatures mid to upper 50s for most of us low to mid 50s up in the north bay valleys. let's see how long this heat lasts. one more day away from the coast tomorrow coast drops about 8 degrees tomorrow. then we see that 8 degree drop move inland and around the bay on friday. couple more degrees by saturday. by sunday mother's day coldest day of the week. with temperatures in the mid-50s at the coast. mid-50s around the bay and 70 es inland. >> good news dumbarton bridge a stall mid span and it is now cleared out. traffic is getting by no problems. beautiful morning so far no major hot spots to speak of. southbound 680 from concord toward walnut creek and highway 24. moving at the limit nice

picture, nice clear day east shore freeway is problem free reading from into the mcare a sure maze. metering lights remain off at the bay bridge toll plaza and traffic is getting into san francisco, no problems at this point. before you leave the house this morning be sure to check out abc7news.com. the latest in bay area traffic is all yours. fed ex settles charges it lied about package delays. here is jane king. good morning. fed ex has the money back delivery guarantee package delivery service has agreed to pay $8 million to settle claims that they blamed it on security after 9/11. fed ex denies it and says it settled to avoid a long and costly legal battle. and people are looking for more

than 150 employees across the country on career builder.com. people are scrambling to hire new workers. government is stepping up the hiring. gold and silver futures are headed lower biggest retreat since 2008 on requirements how much money silver investors to buying into effect. and tracking crude oil prices following word of the death of osama bin laden. shares of exxon mobile weighing on stocks. if you rented a car be sure you fill up the tank before you return to it paying more than $9 a gallon. they say that is what they are charging customers and dollar has been charging almost that much. the wildfire season in california doesn't start for several weeks. when it does budget cuts will

force state and local firefighters to do the best they can with fewer resources. irrelevant could be an intense wildfire season overgrown grass from higher than average rainfall is now drying out. cal fire will have fewer seasonal firefighters this season. there will be three people on fire engine rather% the usual four. >> these are duff times. it isn't the best situation but we know that our men and women will stand up to the challenge and be able to respond with three people on an engine. governor brown can still hire back some of the seasonal firefighters by executive order if the season gets bad. >> santa cruz county has a slew of new regulations cover potted clubs this morning but the new ordinance passed by the board does not cap the number of marijuana dispensaries in the county. it does ban pot clubs from operating within 800 feet of

each other and 600 feet of schools. marijuana club owners say they welcome the new laws. by one estimate there are 40 pot clubs operating in santa cruz county. >> they approved a measure that will make a three-tiered registration system for sex offenders. people who are determined to be at lower risk to re-offending could register every ten to 20 years. most serious offenders would still be required to register for life. the bill's author says it will help focus limited resources for those most likely to re-offend. >> whooping cough is on a pace to set a record. they have counted 78 cases there were 205 cases last year ten times higher than last year. whooping cough is a highly contagious respiratory illness

that can be fatal. a county health department has scheduled 14 drop-in clinics positive for tomorrow and we have them all listed at abc7news.com. look under see it on tv. >> just ahead a first grader unknowingly brings a gun to a school. >> and obama administration is clearing up facts about the operation that killed osama bin laden. >> i'm terry mcsweeney live in san jose where some drunk drivers may beat the wrap on the technicality but don't blame the police on this one. it's more technical that nature.#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d#d

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